'Media consolidation' presentation slideshows

Chapter 1: Institutional Pressures

Chapter 1: Institutional Pressures. How can a business influence news? Is news reporting a business or a service? What does the public have a right to know?. The cases in this chapter deal with the ethical dilemmas of internal and external pressures in the business world. Chapter 1 Cases.

304 views • 18 slides

Not-so-quotable Quotes from short-sighted broadcasters:

295 views • 17 slides

Related Issue 1 Review

Related Issue 1 Review. Housekeeping. Your unit 1 test will be Friday. It will have: 25 m/c. (10-1) 5 true/false (10-1) 5 short answer (10-1). Transnational Media companies have a lot of power and influence worldwide. Is this influence positive or negative and WHY ?.

115 views • 11 slides

AP Government and Politics

298 views • 9 slides

FCC GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF BROADCAST MEDIA

FCC GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF BROADCAST MEDIA. Federal Communication Commission. Regulation. FCC Act of 1934 Regulate radio, telegraph, telephone (TV, microwave) 7 members appointed by president and confirmed by senate. Gov controls on media. Airwaves belong to the public

256 views • 8 slides

What is the function of media and journalism in a democracy?

What is the function of media and journalism in a democracy? How should a society structure that system of journalism? Who controls it?. Government Run Media? http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/world/2010/09/17/wedeman.egypt.mubarak.pic.alter.cnn?iref=videosearch. Private Run Media?

204 views • 6 slides

Media

Media. Evolution of Political Journalism Current Media Trends Government Regulation of the Media Programming in the Public Interest. Evolution of Political Journalism. Partisan Press Penny Press Rise of Yellow Journalism Muckraking Press. Current Media Trends.

222 views • 3 slides